Evaluate Boston housing data set using statistical inferences Clone the repository and navigate to the downloaded folder.
git clone https://github.com/saurav-joshi/statistical-inferences.git
cd statistical-inferences For Linux:
conda env create -f requirements/statistical-inferences-linux.yml
source activate statistical-inferences
source deactivate statistical-inferences
For Windows:
conda env create -f requirements/statistical-inferences-windows.yml
activate statistical-inferences
deactivate statistical-inferences
For Mac/OSX:
conda env create -f requirements/statistical-inferences-mac.yml
source activate statistical-inferences
source deactivate statistical-inferences
Note for R Kernel installations:
R kernel installation my require an additional step. If R kernel is not installed via env file run the following command.
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Activate statistical-inferences environment --- choose the command from above based on the OS
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execute following command:
conda install -c r r-irkernel
Open the notebook and follow the instructions.
jupyter notebook will open the entire work space (local machine)
jupyter notebook <notebook name> will open specific notebook (local machine)
jupyter notebook --ip=0.0.0.0 --port=8080 (remote machine)
Anaconda quick tutorial:
1. Download Anaconda from https://www.continuum.io/downloads depending on the browser.
2. Python comes in two flavours Python3 and Python2, download the 3.X.X installer.
3. Execute the commands mentioned above to activate and deactivate the enviornment
4. To check all the active Anaconda enviornments execute
conda info --envs
5. To check the package version installed in an enviornment execute
conda list <package-name>
6. To check availability of a package run
conda search <package-name>